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Scientific American Magazine Vol 30 Issue 6

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 30, Issue 6

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Features

The Gatling Gun

The Dover and Calais Tunnel

Importance of Advertising

Is Vitality Vital?

The Siamese Twins

Scientific and Practical Information - February 7, 1874

The Vulcanization of Hydrocarbon Compounds

The New England Association of Inventors and Patent Owners

The Turner Car Brake—Application for an Extension

The One Hundred Thousand Dollar Canal Reward

The Philosophy of the Sand Blast

Professor Coffin

Utilization of Copper Scraps in Electro Plating

New English Thrashing Machines - February 7, 1874

Astronomical Notes - February 7, 1874

Professor Agassiz on the Darwinian Theory-- Interesting Facsimile Letter from the Great Naturalist

Patent Barrel Head

Physician's Cane

The Toselli Torpedo

Fire and Waterproof Chimney Guard

Professor Proctor's Astronomical Lectures

Decisions of the Courts - February 7, 1874

United States Circuit Court—Southern District or New York.Harvester Patent.—C. Aultman vs. H. C. Holley And E. H. Fittz.[In Equity—Before Woodruff, Judge.]

Recent American and Foreign Patents - February 7, 1874

Patent Office Decisions - February 7, 1874

Answers Correspondents - February 7, 1874

Communications Received - February 7, 1874

Canadian Patents - February 7, 1874

List of Patents Granted in Canada, January 13 to January 20. 1873

Departments

Correspondence - February 7, 1874

New Books and Publications - February 7, 1874

Business and Personal - February 7, 1874

Index of Inventions - February 7, 1874